Latin Proverbs - page 20

Either a ship or a tuft of feathers. (Latin Proverb)
The title is one thing, the contents another. View proverb
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The wind will let us neither sail nor stay. View proverb
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The wolf changes his coat but not his nature. View proverb
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The wolf dances round the well. View proverb
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The work tests the workman. View proverb
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The workmanship surpassed the material. View proverb
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There grows not the herb, which can protect against the power of death. View proverb
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There is a black sheep in every flock. View proverb
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There is a time and place for everything. View proverb
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England's difficulty is Ireland's opportunity. (Latin Proverb)
Enough, even to loathing. View proverb
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Envy no man. View proverb
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Envy waits on boasting. View proverb
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Even a boy can beat a man when bound. View proverb
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The reward of silence is certain. View proverb
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The same shoe does not fit every foot. View proverb
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The skin of a lion covering some mongrel beast. View proverb
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The swans will not sing till the jackdaws are quiet. View proverb
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The tale is marred in the telling. View proverb
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The tears of an heir are laughter under a mask. (Latin Proverb)
Even a mangy camel will carry more that a herd of asses. View proverb
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Even a straw becomes heavy, if you carry it far enough. View proverb
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Even hares insult a dead lion. View proverb
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Even Jupiter himself cannot be in love and wise at the same time. View proverb
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